Review of Kick | Box Office Collection of Kick

There are films and
then there are celebrations. For last 20 years or so every Salman Khan
film is a festival in itself. And if his film releases on Eid then it becomes
larger than life. His impeccable track record on Eid and kick ass trailer make
'Kick' one of the most awaited films of recent times.

Film has rather
interesting storyline (though scene by scene borrowed from original 'Kick' down
south). Himanshu Tyagi (Randeep Hooda) is a cop and he is in Warsaw to solve a
case where he also meets a potential bride Shaina (Jacquline). She talks about
her past when she was in love with Devi Lal Singh(Salman Khan). Devi was not
serious in his life and always did things in life for getting a kick.
He was topper in college but left 32 jobs because he never got a kick.

Shaina's father
(Saurabh Shukla) found this guy Devi little strange and offered him to become
'ghar - jamai' and this agitated Devi. Devi finds a job but again left it as he
did not get any kick. Devi disappears suddenly after that from Shaina's life. On
the other hand, Himanshu is also searching fora strange thief Devil who is
the only blot on his rather impeccable career. Devil robs a temple, a pen of
minister and a train. And strangely everyone is connected to Angel Trust which
is owned by Shiv (Nawazuddin). What is the motive of Devil, why did Devi leave
Shaina - all these questions will be answered when you watch the
climax!

Performance wise this is best Salman Khan performance in last few years. He is usual self as Devi Lal but he surprises as Devil and displays his grey emotions with perfections. He dances with some real efforts which is rarity in last few years. Jacquline is as good or bad as Katrina in her early years in terms of acting. But she looks gorgeous and dances like anything in 'Jumme Ki Raat' song. Randeep Hooda is as good as always and looks bit predictable (read repetitive) at times.

Mithun Chakrobarthy is good in small role as father of Salman Khan and Archana Puran Singh has almost nothing to do in two scenes. Saurbah Shukla and Sanjay Mishra are decent in brief roles. Nargis Fakhri sizzles in itme song. But the real 'man of the match' (or hero) of the film is Nawazuddin. He gets clap in every frame and this is probably first time you will see someone getting so much attention in Salman Khan film. He proves that how good actor he is even in a small cliche role. He will be flooded with offers after this one.

Music is good but all songs break flow the film and look too forced. Music is simply outstanding by Himesh Reshammiya but Yo Yo Honey Singh is not as good as his earlier work. 'Party All Night' and 'Saat Samundar' (original one featured Divya Bharati, ex wife of director producer Sajid Nadiadwala) provide some funny moments on screen. Editing is very inconsistent and at times film confuses audience unintentionally or breaks the flow. Cinematography lifts the film but background score is unimaginative.

Rajat Arrora pens some real fantastic dialogues especially for Nawazuddin. But one wonders what Chetan Bhagat and other writers have contributed to the script as it is complete scene by scene copy of original 'Kick' except few 4-5 scenes. Debutant director Sajid Nadiadwala fails to live upto the expectations and he is saved by his dear friend cum hero Salman Khan. Direction is clueless in first half when suddenly 'Chulbul Pandey' appears or when clear inspiration from 'Dhoom 3' and 'Krrish' franchise visible. Though he succeeds as producer because heprovides a visual treat to the audience.

Positives:

Salman Khan rocks as
Devil and he dances well after long time, Jacquline looks damn hot, Nawazuddin
gets clap in every frame, Randeep Hooda is bang on, high production values